How Did Women's Work Change as a Result of Settled

question 21

Multiple Choice

How did women's work change as a result of settled agriculture?

• A) Women were responsible for working the fields while their husbands hunted.
• B) Women became merchants because they now had time to produce things to sell.
• C) Women continued to be quite mobile and continued to add to family diet through foraging.
• D) Women likely began to spend more time tending to household needs.

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